The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-10-06

"A luil line oil Fine Imported bac Goods
Can be found at J. R. Cohen's
Hon H w. Ashmore, of Sopchoppy, was
10 the city this week.
Hon. j. w Malone, of Quincy, and Hon H.
" hicks, OF Apnlachcola, were at the capital this
week on professional busness.
An endless variety of Handkerchiefs, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Cuffs. Collars and Fancy Novelties
has been received at J. R. Cohens.
Sufferers from the effects of ouinine used az
remedy for chills and fever, should try Ayers
Ague Cure. This preparation is powerful tonic
wholly vegetable, and without particle of any
noxious drug. Warranted sure cure
Mr.. Theodore Turnbu, of Miccosukie, re-
turned last week from North Carolina, accom-.
panied by all of his family except Miss Corinne,
who remains two weeks longer in the Old North
State
DR.. n. Lively and bis son Lewis have re-
turned from their summer outing. They went
as far west as Texas and returned via Tennessee.
Mr.. c. c. Pearce, Grand Representative of
Florida Odd Fellows, has returned from the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, recently in session
at Denver Colorado
-Messrs. John G. Ruge and j. A. Combs, of
Apalachicoa, were at the ST. James early in the
week
Mrs E. A. Brokaw has returned from pro-
tracted sojourn in Kentucky.
AT the banking house of Messrs B. c. Lewis
& Sons may be seen fine specimens of the Japan
persimmon, put up in jar. They were picked
from trees growing on the lot back of the bank
building.
parE hno
visit TO East and South Florida
Judge P. W. White, Of Quincy, this week
brought to Tallahassee Japan persimmon
that weighed nine ounces and measured 1O4
inches in circumference. II is on exhibition at
the drug store of Mr.. H. v R. Schrader
MIR. G. G. Gibbs, of the Tallahassee Nursery,
has some fine fruit-Kesey plum, ounces, and
different varieties of the pear-on exhibition al
the drug store of Mr. a. V. R. Schrader Ii is
in jars and was prepared 10 go on Webbs Flor
ida on WHEELS" We hope others who have
promised-and those who have not--wil bring
in such exhibits as they can.
Among the late arrivals from ST. Teresa, per
steamer Walkatomica, are j. B Hampton, W.
R. Hines, DR.. Arth Mrs A. L. Randolph, NAV
Randolph, Valley Randolph, Arthur Randolph,
VIM Bloxham, B. Gamble, Mrs E Crawford,
Judge D. S. Walker, Miss Annie Flagg, Miss
Annie Rawls, Mrs. D s. Walker, Miss Courtney
Walker, A Maclachlan.
Mr.. JAS Darbey, of Starke, came up to the
Capital few days ago to clerk for Messrs. w
P. Slusser & Co.
The late departures for ST. Teresa were Mrs.
w. R. Hines, Miss Dickey, Masters Willie and
Joseph Hines
MIR. Leon Golden, of New York, who arrived
at Tallahassee few days since, is clerking for
Messrs. Stern & Co.
Miss Katie Bannerman has returned from
visit to friends in he northern portion of Leon
and in Thomas county, Ga.
Among the late arrivals at the st. James we
note Messrs. NJ. Burt and F. Huertas, Jackson
vile; G. E Dennis, Lloyds; J. o. Bradley, Tav-
ares ]. c. Langley, Mariana; ]. g. Crossman,
Boston, j. Hill. New York ]. R. Manning,
Philadelphia W. G. Denham, Monticello; J. A.
Marvin, II. L. Taylor and Geo. F. Drew, Jack
sonville; A. L. Sears, Raleigh N G..
-Tw enty-two years experience, honesty and
fair dealing, is our trade mark. The buzz of
business in our boys and childrens clothing de-
partment is now fairly inaugurated, at Y. A.
Levy'a
Information reaches Tallahassee every few
days to the effect that grading is progressing on
the new railroad from Carrabelle to Tallahassee
and the force constantly increasing.
Colonel John Bradford, who returned from
South Florida this week, Gays while there he
met prominent railroad man who told him
that the Townsville, Tallahassee and Mont-
cello Railroad would certainly be built. Col.
Bradford says that gentleman, judging from the
position he holds, ought TO know, and the Colo
mel feels satisfied that the road is sure to come.
Mr.. ]. r. Saunders, of Waukeenah passed
through the city yesterday en- route to the Gulf
fisheries.
General W. D. Barnes, though still confined
TO his room, is slowly improving and hopes 10 be
out in few days, but he is 80 weak that 1t will
be some time before he will be able TO resume his
duties as Comptroller.
Mr. Wallace Quarterman was summoned to
bis home in Quincy on Tuesday owing 10 the &C.
rious illness OF his brother, who we sorry to
learn, died at o'clock Tuesday night.
Leon Academy, Mr.. VIM. W. Woodward,
Principal, opened last Monday with sixty one
students, which number will be considerably in
creased during the next two weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Collins yesterday returned from
q months sojourn at Monticello.
We don't promise to sell suits worth go and
$50 for $40 Don't promise to sell clothing that
will lay eggs, but do promise we have the most
complete assortment Of ready made suits and
svercoats, from the finest satin lined to the
cheapest grade, al Y. A. Levy'a
We invite th special attention of the people
of Leon county to the card of Colonel Fred T.
Myers, in regard to the Sub Tropical Exposition.
-Messn. Gilmore & Davis, contractors and
builders. put up and completed the wood work
ofthe Colored Normal School building in ten
days.
We dropped but were not hurt; an IS all
wool boys suit %, 81 boys suit $3.50, a, Y. A.
Levy'a
- Last Saturday night Henry Sutton, who
| drives for Mr.. ]. &. Kemper, attended festival
in the country. Mich Phillips and George
Cooper, from Tallahassee. were also in attend
ance During the festivities oihe three get to
quarrsling and Phillips and Cooper used their
little pistols on sutton. Several shots were fired,
| but only two balls hit Sutton. He came home,
DR.. Gum extracted the bullets and he 10 in q
fair way 10 recover Phillips and Cooper are hiding
| mt lint Sheriff pearce and DEPUTY Hopkins